The Simca 5 was introduced by Simca in 1936. This small compact car became a sales success in post-war France due to its affordable size. The Simca 5 was equipped with a 1050cc inline four engine, offering a power of approximately 23hp. The transmission was a 4-speed manual, and the car was rear-wheel drive. Its body was a 2-door coupe, although convertible and station wagon versions also existed. Throughout its production, the Simca 5 evolved but always maintained its focus on being a small, economical vehicle suitable for urban transport, becoming a very popular car in France at the time. The Simca 5 was produced until 1949.